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Huntsville gazette., 1887-04-30

JOHN E. SEGAR, of Malenbeck, Va, writes:
+" My wife had been suffering for two or three
years with female weakness, and had paid
out one hundred dollars to physicians with
out relief She took DIR. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription and it did her more good than
all the medicine given to her by the physi-
se years they had been practicing upon her"
Mrs. GEORGE HERGER. of Vestfeld, ". Y,
writes: :" / was great sufferer from leucor-
rhea, bearing down pains, and pain contin-
ually across my back. Three bottles of your
Favorite Prescription restored me to per-
feet health. / treated with DIR. for
nine months, without receiving any benefit.
ription' is the greatest earthly boon to us
IN ~
Huntsville gazette., 1887-04-30

A prominent society lady of Washington
being asked by the Prince of Wales, why
is it you people here manifest SO little
fatigue from dancing, receptions, etc. 81 re-
Piled, "Why, you see, we Americans re-
gain the vitality wasted in these dissipa-
tions by using DR.. Harter's Iron Tonic"
Huntsville gazette., 1887-04-30

In Leary. Ga, there is living a
negro who has a skin as
white as that of the most iinamaculate
Caucasian.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-04-30

For Cough or Sore Throat the best medi
cine is Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one minute
Huntsville gazette., 1887-04-30

A MATcHLEss story-one IN which there
are no weddings. Teas SJti,tJs.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-04-30

FLIST-,ocks-a miser's hair.-Teras SJt-
s,a0S
Huntsville gazette., 1887-04-30

| 3 months treatment for 50c Piso's
Remedy for Catarrh. Sold by druggists.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-04-30
TREATING THE WRONG DISEASE.

Many tines women call their family physicians suffering
another kidney disease another
for WHICH he prescribes his pills poons them
disorder The
patient better btpobably delay
like Dr. Perces Favoe Prescription directed
distressing symptoms nstung comfort proong
- n1.3 Mrs. E. F. MORGAN Of No. II Lexington St..
k.8 PHiHlfshkN East Boston, Mass, Five
- -'o dreadful sufferer from uterine troubles.
L kk[FU Having exhausted the skill
l .-.-... sicians. completely discouraged,
weak could with difficulty the room
alone began taking Dr. Pierces Fayorite Prescription
using the local treatment recommended his
Medical Adviser commenced improve In
months perfectly cured and have had trouble
wrote wrote letter to my family pspe briefly mentioning how
to any M one writing me for them and enclosing sampede
In reply have described case and the treatment used
many have received second letters of thanks stating
a the use oI had sent the
local treatment fully plainly laid therein
adv = ~
Huntsville gazette., 1887-04-30
A Bloody ARRAY

WARFARE-corned beef and hard tack
Merchant 1fdve.sr
Huntsville gazette., 1887-04-30

ToMeUE-TIED women do not always
make the best wives
Huntsville gazette., 1887-04-30
A Woman,s Sweet Will.

A HAND oRGAN-the thumb. Pittsburgh
Chronicle Ielegraph.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-04-30
Endurance of Society People.

A HOsTLER may be a notorious rascal,
and yet be truthfully called stable man
Huntsville gazette., 1887-04-30
JenES, Dream.

How TO make Maltese crosby step
ping on his tail.-Boston Beacon.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-04-30
wu,no.. Famous SILK King.

Mr.. c. s. Lister, the ""silk klng'' Of En-
gland, is more than seventy years old,
but stout and hearty, and busy every day
with the concerns of his great factories
and landed estates. He invented wool
combing by machinery, velvet and plush
making by machinery and the utilization
Of silk waste. He spent s3,000,000 in de-
veloping these industries, and has made
more than S25l,000 year out ofthenl.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-04-30

JUNE 1881, wrote G. C.. Atkins, Beaver,
Beaver Co., Pa, spraine my wrist baily;
pain dreadful. Tried st. Jacobs Oil; in ten
minutes pain ceased; am cured" October
20. is g. he writes: - have had no pains
since.n
~ had four children sick; coughs and
sore-throat,'' says j. L. Ridgely, Bowling
Green, Howard County, Nd. az gave Red
Star Cough Cure; it cured them; cured my
self also OF hoarsenes3and chestoppression
with 1t. Prico. twenty-five cents. AT
Druggists.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-04-30
100
THROWN Away
| The GREATEST
| EARTHLY Boon.
clans during the thrt

The 'Favorite Prescri-
poor suffering women
Huntsville gazette., 1887-04-30

such when in reality they all only symptoms cgea % eTne W
treatment complications proper
have entirely removed the disease, thereby dlspeng m o
misery
I I,.ua A Marvellous Cure Mrs g. 81 ,aa SPEAGGEi 6Ii
l ,lFkI At,N Il troubled WIN
4 female weakness, leucorrhea and falling OF the
UnnTnpc womb for years. had to keep my ueu
Duuiunos a of the time. doctored with an
Rz1 army different and spent large SUMS
lasting benefit AT last husband
persuaded try your medicines which loah to Do
was preindiced them, sad
they good finally todd my husband that
your medicines / would try then
against advice Of physician He got six bottles t
ten dollars took three bottles Of Discovery and tour &
years gave balance sister who
troubled in the and she cured herself in sh
time. have not had to take any medicine for aIno
four years.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-04-30
SEND 81, So or So

for box. Contains Cara
Ineis, Mnrsh-Ma MaiIOw,
Burnt Almonds, Nou-
got and EON-RUNS 9.
ALWAYS PURE AND
FRESH. UTRY A BOX.
279 MAIN ST,
NTENPEIIs.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-04-30
nIANOS sORCANS

only the best makes direct to customers from
guaranteed. Write US before purchasing. An
y Investment Of Hc. pay save you $50 10
sny sddress. 0. K. H0UCK Co., MemphN 2.En.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-04-30

, as they imagine, one fron
xhaustion or prostration, {
!, and Indifferent, or over-bu
,e such, when, in reality, til
:, encourages his practice l
wrong treatment and conset
I'D have entirely removed
ed misery.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12
100 Mucn IMMIGRATION.


Ia view OF ths snormosis slds Of imrai-
grafton now rolling IN upon this country,
thsre u peculiar reason for ITO protest OK
sscrstary BAxARD-ailusbn to which is
made in telegraph dispatch elsewhere
% th.s issus-szsiast the adnission OF
~assistsd" smigr4ats. Il is estimated by
sxpsris0ssd ststisticians that tae immi-
grntion 10 this country for the year 1887
WI rss;h the unprecedented total Of
s00.000 Tie largest number Of foreign
srs that ever cane 70 our shores IN one
year came n lso2. when thsrs was q
~zrsnd sctaz d 03.0e6 The total inn
migration deriux iss6 vas S3k2oa The
records q the Department OF State show
thai dnuog the last fourteen yeErs no
lsss than 5,96 ti5 immigrants arrived n
this conatry. Ot this vast nunber only
g.. 500. or 50 ver cent wers professional
men. Only 5s7, $40, cs 1919 per csnt. we're
skilled worlkmsn: 2l5. .229 we're clsssed
unlsr - bead of miscellaneous; the oc-
eupaiion Of f287s2 vas not stated. and
25gc.lSs. cr fsf per cent we're wistoas
sny oocupstion whatever. During Tie
yesrs iss2 aud iSS6. inclasivs. there ar
rved II this couatry "a svsrsgs Of over
79.oQ0 mslss each rear wao eo1ld not bs
slssssd even a. isbcrsrr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12
Atthe Churches.

Rev J. c. Jacob will presch in the Lake
side chapel. at o ociock this afternoon.
Sunday school As usual ~ the Pine
St,ect German church, but no other ser
vice.
At the Methodist Church, both morning
and evening will be DEVOTED to Children's
exercises.
at the Baptist church, Childrens Day
service viii be held il tie morning. Usual
service in the eTeniDg.
Holy Communion at ST. Pauls church 81
$50 =. II; morning prayer at 1879. and
evening service ct 7:S0.
Rev. G. Hoeksems, Terrace Street
Holland church. texts a. m., Luke 1912 p.
"a, Exodus 3D:i3. evening. Numbers II, / 3.
Young people OF the III. Z. church, will
hold . tniTty minute song service between
the hours Of $50 aud O'Clock this even
ing.
At the Congregational Church, in the
morning. CLilffen's Day service. In the
evening the pastor viii continue bis Old
Testament lectures.
Rev J. B. Bell will conduct service in the
new coloredl \. ~. L. Zion Church az IL and
: q. N. Morning discourse, There Shall be
no Nigh, There, evening, "Go Preach the
Gospel"
At the Spring Street Holland Church,
Rev. J. Wander Muien, officiating. morning
subject: Tie Epistie 10 the Church o'
Thyetira, in the afternoon the pastor will
preach a sermon TO the children.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12


In comparing the property icon sclasts
HHsez GzoHGx ard Father N0QLrSs.
vita Mayor AxwITs's wife and ex-
Mayor EDwARD CcoFEs, tho daughter
AMI son OF Ses York's greatest phlisn-
ihsop;st, the Albany Argsss raises tbs
question "a 10 when are ths tfua lrisnds
u tho working glasses. GEoasE and
McGhTxS are doing their best 70 make
people disoortsnsed with their lot. PxTEg
CooREEs children are dsyising new
mssns 10 develop the iIiimilabls re-
sources OF that peerless gift 10 the work
ing classes OF New York. the Cooper
Union, so IS to ard is IN accomplishing It's
Mission, which Is to abolish poverty by
educating working people 20 profitable
labor" Thsrs would seam 70 bs only ons
answer to this question. Ihoss who
propagate discontsDt aad idlsness are
hardly 10 be compared with those who
Arn working people with the oDiy
waapcns that can overconle poverty by
educating them in a PRACTICAL manner
how to make thsir labor more profit
aha
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12
esouT4 or TrE cayRc Pcs.

The compilation Of statistics ccncarn-
inz TIA growth OF The various Christian
charollae ID tbe Coitei Sssfes. recently
pnhtshed IN TIE Independent hna ap-
parsnflg surprised even those nost ia
mikar uiih chnscn work. and is attract
ing uaeh sftsDfion. Rot ouiy by TIE ss-
ligioas but TIE secular press From tie
ssstistics paDlishsd. which cover q perioa
Of Esar TeArs. IL sppears that tie gain IN
wamber cf ch1rcbss has been 81 Shs rate
Of sSu year. CT l05 a day, While The
incfeass IN membership las been some
thing ovsr one Thousand day.
Ia fst Of shout sixty dsnomin ations
only ihrse-tbs Morsvisns. Swedsocor-
xians and CniTersssisss--show any de-
cline sssd of tlsess the first swo gained IN
rs=ubsrship. although they lost n The
rusnher O. churches and minister's "a
1855 here vsre "a tts C8ised States
1f5.eIe cnarcbes. s1.7i7 ministers srd
l7.a7.I7S communiasnts. There are
u,w ~ rs churchee. 9I9if ministers
ana 1901s9r7 nembers. This shovs a
net gain il msmhssship IN four yesrs of
ls1s.7so over and sbeve deaths.
Classified 3y denominations the Meth
odisss Iesd. ssith As''2 6ss members. The
Roriaa Cafhclics eums aext with aooui
4nnooO. Then foliow tks Bsptists With
AR, ,g29. Freshytsrisns. ioc1tR. La-
sharaua. 9'asao. Conxr~essicnsiists, i)6,
"a. Episcupallsna. e51 E5l: '84Eorns.l.
2sqg-t. Ge~nen FvanTslfesl. 1254s2:
Chr:sean Unicn. f1ne0l. Friends. io5-
co etc.
nis srpars1t frcua these ag-irss fhsi.
dezpits IA asssuits of ISaKasofz aud
ether friasls. taere still rernaiBs = ssrcnz
undsruufrent q religious ssnsinaent ia
this constry. and thax he virpx 81
Christianity = - ID Haesns ds<1sxys&
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12
sAwDusT.

CAjIsen's Dzy ~ Ia ek1FeAez.
Secs q s1s 81 Raj e4FEiesS AaEs - ysi
- aFg<8ntsx-
- , kslls IN last aixbs far e'kiesge. en
= LazlRas4 <Fap.
Frank Do 81 Shs Iifs szyicy Sszxios.
: 1s1zsrcesif i6.
Ass Fey LoEsbary. of Ansssa. 3 visit
a. - bSztls Alsias-
s1sna Ae.seH YESTERDAY tooa John u.
11l)trle1 ~ l9nia 10 sefss ollE Z 1l19ty aaF ;
see e0cs leF taEesny.
Ia BFezasn4a. - Bssiin. 81 x-Shsrs1 OF
tnis eouakF, s4s - the clty yesterday. ex-
eaADsIax eoagtezlzs Win o.d 1Fiesieis.
OF the IAfss dEaaks tai sppsaFel before
5a3se x a. YESTERDAY tso acre dssccssgsd
4-ic rs other n1s1 49,. vAieia as pxld.
oEs o. les as~ e2en street. cafs ordered
y tAe CoEapany. arrived krls.4y, aad q ade
- Er4t appezzanae % tas LaNx yesterday
Arrivals 81 Port Sherman yesterday
Sears. Ayaes Minerva. k21d. lsty " 0Fsa4
Haven saa A4ssie )4ll. Prop May 0roh-
Aasls s1orcck - " oe3Fig--Af the NJ. T.
chafets psEsenage yesterday morning By
ksy. ~. =. Alarica. Mr. fzal Assien6fook
AID Nlso Ida 81. Woocrlg, both or this eity.
Tbs e. & ". a. R4ilSzy Company yes
terday had a force Of ue1 engaged 10 re-
pairing tne crossing on Western-ase.. as the
intetssctoa Of the street railway and tie
Z. 4 T. II. crossings thing that should
have been doas loEs ago.
Prof T. C. Savage closed q very success
lui tsEal u 0ls business college last Friday
.sht. lOF : three weeks vacation. Tne
Professor left .sst eTeaiaS for 81. Paul. al !
fE0m thence be goes t0 Kansas Hty aud
Oi1ez y es1era points. returning back 20 this
clly - opea bis school soOet july lsL
The following boats cleared this port yes-
tsrday. ccnrs. Glen Cuyitr, AeaitowOc,
50 ocv feet lumber, Stafford. Milwaukee,
% 90 ieeg lua0sf, Ainerya, Chicago, rs, :
Go feet lumber. Props. Albert S0rer, Chi
cago. 10000 feet lumber; ii. A. Root. Mich
isaa city, i70,C0J .eet lumber. Total. L.
go go feet.
John Flood vas toGnd ia q rery drunken
condition on the Avenue yesterday after-
nooD, and taken % The city ja1.. Although
he Was too dfaak 10 tell more than mis-
name, yet n trunk check found in one Of
his POCKETS indicates that ne came from
Cadillac. he will have tine before Mon
day morning 10 get sober enough 50 to ex-
plain II ali 10 JusIlee Ryan.
Something OF family jar occurred in
North Muskegon last Friday night, where
n a man shot three times at his wits
with a revolver, threatening % xiii her.
Fortunately the man was a poor marks
man. and no serious damage was done. No
srres. has yet been made and as the in
fnfia.ed husband he's repeated OF his muir
derous attack, none IS likely TO be made.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12


Eo.ls~1ns ~ zzaapis x ts 4Lesens
& 4ishsgsss. tl.s Aasaas q Ass Yak
propses = sfsaG kaz3s lsE aseNesss =
~ frsss.sslfT go sd ss..1 Ess as -
saEs e. sllsa.sslFss. AZ tor ~his~s All
osRhazs 4 M.aon4 - plzn > 3 ssses
1zs.. halh4iag ocs1sas aes isss
t1an szkt,4sis - caass.tzks : eealzai
sirsletslEs. sai - baiia sseaa1 = esAeF
sfrseiazts - il,s ass.1. u ia Institutes
shall lsna1d l. : FathsE zsaask Assls
tnal nore izstiiasiaas u this eAaraessr
haze 40 bssa sst.hlssasA une q lie
zsseE p1Epossss q tas os1=E i e1arisF,
zad oas q Its asst 6sacaiszs = - eoa-
tEisetz 30 tAs Feiisf q = dasEsassd
xertAY broshaE. Doubtless 10 prlact-
pal Fs4zeas say -hoEn1s" Lave n1s bssa
bait ara ta4t ia nora Essssslasa VI tAs
oE'isr esadsr z4s nanbsr of u msn0srs
mo sssl al comparatively sEaAll, 9,ad
lhAs charity 10 rsgsgssd A aaoEs ssnasas
ss Z = Ie8s ostsntsfioaas AMI aenee has
essa dispensed prIVElely % lneissd1zls.
Asssrflslsss tases srs anEa ases Of
G1sons. azd of willows aud ospAzns q
Masons. 70 whom = home such - i -
proposed 10 build IA this city. snd sush
as ,hs 0Edsr IN New YORK = proposing %
build. v01lit be great blessing ard
who soaid gladly acesps tas relief Il
v0ald olfsf. Fa-thsrmore, szch an IN,
stisati0n = Standing nonuraeat u tbs
character Of the organization shlch ss-
ssbli=nss Is. L.st ,lls good WORK go ca
both Eszs and slsswhsns.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

The prison labor bill introduced IN The
House AZ Lsnsing By Representative
DIlIos. a bfisf sllusion 20 which was
made IA lhsss colnzass isw days since.
provides thai not more than $50 persons
shall - employed Il any one line u
manufacture. The injury done 20 free
labor by ths eonpetition of prison labor
Is mora imaginary than real, but Mr..
DLLcS's bill st lssst proposes practical
rlAn ;or preventing serious composition
with soy particular branch o. labor. The
effect Of the ensctmsns O: the Measure
would be 10 ssassrizlly decrease The ssrn-
ings OF the prisons. bat II woald allsvista
one Of The most pronounced objections 70
the present prison system on tie part Of
TIE laboring classes.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12
our FIRST SUIT.

The TELxaRAx-HEnALD has beer sued.
Ths cass - q Essls one, stiil il is law
salt. Regularly ior the pas. four months
the paper has been threatened with libel
suits, ret somehow no one has had the
temsFisy 10 bring suit into the courts.
People who read Ihe court records regu-
isriy viii find that declaration was yes-
tefdsy fled in The Kent Circuit Court By
II. E. MEAD & Co, OF Dayton, o., agsir ST
FRzD 6. BERaEH. Mr. BERoRA is Prcsi-
dent OK the Telegram Publishing Jom-
pany ard AEAD & Co. are wholesale
paper dealers at Dayton. The amount
susd fog Is $3.50. the same being a bill for
the rotten paper which the TELEGRAM
SNeALD was compelled to uss IN the
saonth OF March because We could set no
other. Subscribers and advertisers viii
remember TIE paper aud the unhsppi-
ness that il caused them and as. twas
60 rotten that nearly one-half OF it was
dsstroysd in getting il through the press,
and when i did get through very few
parsons could read tire paper. The
IEIEasAM-hEEALD not only refused to
pay the oil. bat hss claim for oansges
aguinat MzAD 3 Co.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

Albert 9. Lapge. the young man that was
arrested few days ago a. aforten Mills.
Essex county, VI, ty one OF Pinkertons
detectives was brought g this city yester-
cay e.d arr2isned before Justice Ryan on a
charge of embezzlement from his ex-ern-
ployer. hon. l.. G.. Mason. Bail was
nxat at $ COO. which was Immediately
furnished. sith Hon. John Torrent, II. 0.
LANCE and Lewis ksnitz rs sureties. The
examination will take place o. the 2)th
inst. at 20 o'clock 4. m, before Police JUS
f.ce RYAN
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12
SOMETHING TO gE4D.

Part ous Of the Censory's War Book.
battles aad leaders % the Civil Var" 5
now being delivered. This work which is
70 BE- issued in two parts month Until T63
psxes ese-h aTs rescued. VII make one Of
ths lnosg co;aplste. valuable ani interest
irx aistories of The war ever issued. Il
all &c much more than n history. for tie
woIk contains lie thoughts IS well as q e
an pee <tees of tas great Leaders on
balh sizes selected by ;hsnsseives
Two thi-is of The sork wll &c made ar af
the srticle7 written 81 the Generals % Inc
ia.e ~sr ~hich have eppearei Ia Tis Cas-
tsr1 - asss< wita many additional pic
tufes sgid great acouut 81 ,ext which dsd
Isst srpsar IN tha crixiusl articles. The
iiiastFacioos viii unmeer u1ege thaa D
thoasart lbs work j. s3itsd and com-
ri.s8 b. r e. Jchus9n ans Clarence q.
Buei 81 rhs t@lsrg stat Il is sold eaiy
5y subscription, ths parts being - esats
sSch.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12
FURNITURE TO ORDER.

Anything or everything in the
line OF spccisl furniture, inside
finish OF house. Office or store,
wood nsntels, and contract
workof any kind made TO order
on short notice and IN the best
manner out of thoroughly dried
lumber Of any kind. Designs fur
nisbed when desired.
WOLVERINE CHAIR CO.
W. L. Pesrl-st, bridge
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

The Supervisors aud members O. the
Board u Review and Equalization OF this
city might obtain some valuable pointers
by reading the article under the head OF
'.Hss No Bngs on in" on the twelfth
page Of this edition. There is q strong
probability that the adoption OF I'm
NssTos's policy By our assessors would
greatly increase the assessed valuation
Of the city and make matsrialreducticn
II the amount Of taxes paid by ins mid
do and poor clssses Gu their homes.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

Tie STATE Sssats aaa dcns sozns sx-
e~llsnt york daFiag ths paas wssk. II
knoehBd oLt both TIE MASLT Aad the
BabesCG railroad bIils. let tie baez
xunf.ea e. i1ic8i
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

Mayor DLKz4AS occasionally gets
thsss with his httis veto. he thought
&i.210 ysar too much salary tor the
Deputy City Treasurer snd vetoed tbs
action Of tns Council in Gxing il at thst
Egara
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

R-sffsnks - GRIND kaf1ids seAo isGrs
fts cifg FOR tae S,smHsf s.1osif orsfer the
TELEGRAa-HERALD sshf % their
safysss waich ean Be changed - often
as deslred
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

The namss Of Representatives KTLLkAs
srd DILLos q this niy 10 not appear II
the hzt of nambers of the Legislature
who went 10 Detroit yesterday. They
gould see bstssr c.ly a. home.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

ff Governor Ices locks haif as bal
sincs his ighs With the LsSislaiuss as
TIE cuf "a ths Detroit foisrzaI oi last
night mskss I'm appear. It's time hs vas
ssnt 10 a hospital Tor repairs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

Grand Rapids sill have lg0,000 inhab-
itanss II is.lz and fas IE3keaAz- H4z-
ALD sill hass ls.og0 sirculali0n ss tGs
szms tine.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12
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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12
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SPECIAL SALE !!
ON
SILVER
WARE
This Meek OILS

a heavy 81 &c kh al IS s. en.
iDe wsrta 1br.
a nsssy p.Atse shssG - tstar s -.
Toe scftb LLf.
\ heavy 81 SaeGcsj ~ sfa
spo1n, c. Nus g9
!. - ore kose isste. 2es
We 6 Ei7s. :. e - p.F'ea 5attf
kni G. cl.sg xbt
ws'isas bret seasss5s p.s'sa
tut e fnde oaiy &C..
SIX @fsfk5 Js4 $500. 1ts
81 p'sf~a Tes 5 8eas. atstr
A. aoe. eos
s. oefmen tfivrf Tts sgoaes TS.,
So csfn4t s.iysf Tea Fs<r- Es
1f.oc.
So Rogers besi -ise p.s's e. %
TABLE sfO0A5
Six fr soc
Foug - "a gees, Gfo3
50 Roger ossf $50
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S.. a p les. g 81 60
Stx good Peri ny f9.
~ c. rnsa "a vs of &. Ht ft.Ts
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SIX Roge sn fsse .
Easse X iv-1. e. 70.
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Ch.ef Sft 9t 81
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Csks g ncs. 9 % s 4soD
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&c SO 90
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60 DC.
Guys thn sesd Ell ta4sa 60
to 80.
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rtress 49, ~ he Ss1t J As ~
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